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What does it mean if a singer says that he will sing Lalit in bhairavi thaat? Does it show mastery of the performer?

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Hello Mansoor ji, Raag Lalit belongs to Poorvi thaat which features Komal Rishabh and Komal Dhaivat alongwith Teevra Madhyam. (Pancham Varjya, Rest all notes Shuddha). Though in Raag Lalit, Shuddha Madhyam is very prominent alongwith Gandhar. The use of Shuddha Madhyam and Teevra Madhyam, one after another...
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Hello Mansoor ji, Raag Lalit belongs to Poorvi thaat which features Komal Rishabh and Komal Dhaivat alongwith Teevra Madhyam. (Pancham Varjya, Rest all notes Shuddha). Though in Raag Lalit, Shuddha Madhyam is very prominent alongwith Gandhar. The use of Shuddha Madhyam and Teevra Madhyam, one after another gives this raag a unique character. Raag Bhairavi belongs to Bhairavi Thaat which features Komal Rishabh, Komal Gandhar, Komal Dhaivat and Komal Nishad (Rest notes Shudha and its Sampoorna Raag with all 7 notes). If the artist sings a correct position of the notes of one raga with the other thaat then certainly he or she is a awesome performer. Regards, Rekha Pandya read less
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No, it mean singer don't know the note's of Lalit. It's Taat is Marawa because the note's are Re, Dha komal and Tivra Madhyam we use.
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Raag lalit derives from the Raag Poorvi Thaat. And it is a major raag it cant sing in a bhairavi.
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It shows his mastery and musicianship
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The way of singing raag bhairavi and raag lalit is different from each other. The style and the pakad and nature the different. Raag Bhairavi Songs 1. Chingari Koi bhadke 2. Awara hu 3. Aaj phir tum par pyar aaya hai & many more Raag lalit songs 1. Too hai mera prem devta 2. Ek shansha ne banva ke' 3....
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The way of singing raag bhairavi and raag lalit is different from each other. The style and the pakad and nature the different. Raag Bhairavi Songs 1. Chingari Koi bhadke 2. Awara hu 3. Aaj phir tum par pyar aaya hai & many more Raag lalit songs 1. Too hai mera prem devta 2. Ek shansha ne banva ke' 3. Koi pass aaye sawere sawere Please listen and Identify yourself. read less
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Lalit you can't sing in Bhairavi thaat.
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Well said dear Rekha. During singing if someone maintain the purity of the notes, and the Swar-Sthan of the raga Then that's mastery. Dear Mansoor, The first thing is in North Indian classical music we belongs Raga-Raganga system. The second thing is, if Someone say that he is going to sing lalit in...
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Well said dear Rekha. During singing if someone maintain the purity of the notes, and the Swar-Sthan of the raga Then that's mastery. Dear Mansoor, The first thing is in North Indian classical music we belongs Raga-Raganga system. The second thing is, if Someone say that he is going to sing lalit in bhairavi thhat then he can call that raga lalit-bhairavi or Bhairavi-lalit. He can not called that raga lalit because both raga based on different notes and chalan. It can happen by legends only. read less
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Basically it's not in Thaat Bahiaravi, but it's called in bhairavi Anga. Thaat classification is too limited and is insufficient to properly categorize all the ragas and hence Anga classification of ragas is accepted widely nowadays. No, it doesn't show any mastery of the performer if he's just presenting...
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Basically it's not in Thaat Bahiaravi, but it's called in bhairavi Anga. Thaat classification is too limited and is insufficient to properly categorize all the ragas and hence Anga classification of ragas is accepted widely nowadays. No, it doesn't show any mastery of the performer if he's just presenting raaga natya i.e. performance of Raga. read less
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Lalit is Raag and bhairvi is thaat (in which raag present). No mystery includes here.
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It shows that the performer WANTS TO BE SEEN AS A MASTER and probably comes with a low self-esteem as a sevak of shastriya sangeet. Yes, our music needs servants, not masters. For the servant is the master of masters and the master is a servant of servants.
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